Neon Genesis Nerv Novels & Stories

The backup contained the original Genesis architecture and enough information to rebuild the system. I told him we would destroy it. Arthur smiled. He said we couldn't. Because he hadn't brought us there to protect the archive. He had brought us there to offer us a choice. He walked toward the central table and opened a metal case. Inside was a small device connected to several cables. He said the device contained the final version of Genesis. Unlike the old Covenant, this version didn't require an organization or a bloodline. It could operate independently. It could monitor governments.

He sighed. "Another difficult case I suppose," Penelope said. "Yeah, it gets complicated each passing day, a convict escaped from prison. I don't know why but I feel like all these are connected somehow," Alex said. Nora gasped. Her heart raced in her chest. She decided to control her heartbeats before someone realizes she was there. She walked to her room taking slow strides. She gently opened the door and walked in. She slumped to the bed. Staring at the ceiling blankly, she felt numb.

My Father "yes it is honey, gladly to have a lots of baby dragons" my mom replied calmly -ERUVELLIEL'S CHAMBERS- After breakfast, I came back here at my room and sitting comfortably here at my balcony, I'm about to lay down but I saw eclipsa's pigeon flying towards me and, I quickly get the scroll to read the message "my dear beloved friend", the heck this childness it makes me cringe, this disgust me eclipsa! {chill author-nim's readers it's a joke, well this is how we work our friendship}

Salvatore has a low ponytail, and Terzo has half a ponytail that he's tied back with pale-pink fucking pom-poms. My brothers seem to sense I'm watching them, and their eyes automatically start scanning the nightclub. I make myself very small and lower my head as Wini drags me to the bar. Merda. Merda. Merda. I see Alvize appear and guide them down the corridor to the casino. Please, Madonna, you who watch over us from above, make sure they stay there all evening and leave without even thinking of coming out onto the dance floor. Vincenzo can't come and dance, but I'm not so sure about Terzo and Salvatore. Cazzo, especially Terzo, is capable of showing up and staying until closing time if the

I told him with facts, and he just breathed in deeply while his hands were in his pockets. "Well, everybody will unmask five minutes before midnight. So, they will still see your beautiful face. Trust me. They got nothing on you." He uttered and winked at me. I just shook my head, and he told me to turn around. Then he put a necklace on my neck that surprised me. I didn't say a thing, and he just started walking to the elevator. --- "Dad? When can I have my phone back?" I asked him while we were inside the elevator.

The air inside was thick with the suffocating cocktail mix of cheap vodka, beer, equally as cheap perfumes and sweat. Bass vibrated through the floorboards, while colored lights flashed across the walls. Group of teens were crammed into every corner. Some of them were passed out on armchairs, others were grinding against each other in the dim light of the living while a crowd in the kitchen cheered on a guy chugging out of a plastic keg. Spitting a few familiar faces I knew from the hockey team, I suddenly recalled Emma mentioning Reeves might be here. My eyes immediately started scanning the crowd.

Ethan pov I stood by the balcony, holding a glass of champagne. This was my 5th glass, and I was a little drunk. But well that is my recent hobby, whether I get drunk through work or alcohol, because that is the only way for me to forget my sorrows and pain I came here quietly to get a little drunk, and besides, the party was too chattering for my liking. The only reason I came here, was to get some partners to invest in my new business idea, which was Robotics Technology,

Only five enemies but five enemies that could be the entire world. Gertrudis. Emma. Alexander. Humberto. Lucia. Five people who were going to regret even having been born. Five enemies who were going to pay for the mistake they made.

Then it was gone. “Genesis rewrites what’s broken,” Damian said. “She’s better now. Stronger. Ready.” I backed up until my spine hit the cold concrete wall. My breath came fast, too fast. “There’s no version of this where you win.” “That’s where you’re wrong.” The vault behind him opened wider. Shapes moved in the light. Dozens. Hundreds. People? No. Not people anymore. Bodies rebuilt. Minds wiped clean. Genesis’s army—perfect, obedient, waiting.

Aire, standing in her father’s doorway earlier that day. Close. Too close. Nia’s stomach twisted. Across town, Marcus poured himself a drink and didn’t touch it. Because discipline was cracking. And love—wrong, forbidden love—was demanding to be seen.